ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Renewable-energy engineer Killian Halpin joins Izy Boyd to explore how engineering, curiosity and practical action can help create a cleaner, more resilient future. From witnessing climate change in Tasmania to delivering major renewable projects across Ireland and the UK, Killian shares why he remains hopeful—and why being an Agent of Change begins with accepting that everything we do has an impact.
Read more about the episode and Killian here: https://agentsofchange.io/engineering-hope-killian-halpin-on-renewable-energy-and-the-responsibility-to-create-change/
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